Yes, that is exactly what I meant. By the way, 1904 still exists today, stored at Dorrigo. You all should know that RVR 5 (formerly Mersey No 1)...
The T3 has drawhook couplings at both ends. How else could it run as second locomotive in a doubleheader? By what means could it haul empty...
To make them look a little bit different to the others?
You want a section of track that is straight and level? Bring your locomotives to the Nullabor plain, there's a straight section of track that is...
Remember in all of this discussion that each decade begins in year 1 and ends in year 10. That means the 1970s runs from 01/01/1971 to...
34073?
What a good job there. 1709 says, "Congratulations, 563. You're back in the land of the living. Wish it was me!"
Rootes blown EMD-567. Sounds very nice. In NSW our GMs were nicknamed 'Yum Yums' because that is a bit like how they sounded at idle.
The 57 and 58 Class Locomotives used the same design of cast frame, they cylinders were not integral with the frame. 38, 59 and 60 Class...
That'll be because you had a market value policy. If you has an agreed value policy, you would have received a bigger pay out.
Yep, i was sent off to get a can of grinding sparks...
Ahh, no. 4472 has a single stage Westinghouse Air Compressor fitted to it for Australia. The air compressor failed on its second last day in...
Their expertise with Gresley Pacifics was also on show in their work to keep 60009 running over the last couple of years.
MSWJR 16 was not built for a South American Railway. This was simply made up and printed many years ago. The locomotive, as has been discussed...
You might need to extend your net a little further... In NSW, there's three locomotives that are close to typical of British practice in the...
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